Will this work with an electric/ acoustic ukulele?
25370
Hi, This works like a regular guitar amplifier (mono) so it should work for any electrical instrument that works fine with a standard eclectic guitar amplifier.bestAvi
25371
My wife bought this for me as a gag gift. I'm not sure if it will work with an acoustic/electric instrument, but this amp is not that powerful. Your ukulele will probably be just a loud on its own as the speaker breaks up past the half point. It does a decent job with headphones on the clean setting. You can get some distortion, but it's not that great of a sound if too high on that as well.
60263
I am not exactly sure, so I don't want to lead you astray. I do mostly podcasts and audio (voiceovers) for educational training videos. I have a friend of mine who uses it for vocals and electric guitar and vocals and keyboard (guitar is mono; keyboards are stereo) and it works nice. I don't know whether it will work with the ukulele, sorry!
1313462
I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't. I'm actually planning on using it with my acoustic/electric this week. I'll be practicing today, so I can leave an update later on. That Ovation 12 string must be sweet!
268240
Unfortunately, I don't own a ukulele to be able to tell you for sure. It's going to depend on the width of your ukelele's headstock. I would suspect you're probably okay, but you might be able to get a measurement of the String Swing's throat off of their website to make sure.
415172
Yes. I have a gretsch acoustic/electric uke and it sounds amazing through this amp
1048802
Depends on how thick the neck is but i believe it can. i tried it on an electric which is pretty thin and then an acoustic which is thick
2216694
It might. The opening of the hook is about 2 1/4 inches at its widest so the ukulele headstock would have to be wider than that. Otherwise it would slip through.
1001628
If a soprano ukulele has a 1/4" output jack and has a quality pick up system this cable will work perfectly. I have purchased several of these cables and I would recommend them for multiple use. I use mine professionally and they hold up well in that environment.
184410
These strings are intended for electric guitars, but I think they will work with acoustic guitars, specially the mid-range strings. Just see if the retention mechanism of your acoustic guitar can hold the ring of the end of the strings.
967623
The Ukes fretboard is less wide and a hair less thick so, yes it will work, but this is not a well made capo. My Uke is a Kala KA-MT. Check out the black Keyser cap here on amazon or the monoprice capo at the website of that same name. I have all of these and just saw the Keyser in black for about ten dollars. That's the deal.
2084131
My son brought his guitar to his dorm and I just replaced it with our guitar hero for games. I measured it for u, it's 1 3/4 in. wide. If the headstock of your ukelele is larger than 1 3/4 then it will work. If it's smaller then this is not for ukelele. Hope this will help.
967621
I have no idea, I don't play ukulele, but I think I saw a review that said something about it. I have to imagine it would though; capos, unless they have special designation, should be universal.
919662
If your uke has a pickup already installed or you purchase a sound hole pickup (anywhere from $20 and up) it will work fine. As far as I know the Fuse software that installs presets to the amp does not have a specific ukulele patch - so you may be the ground breaker!
1872490
As I understand, the Snark SN2 is an "all instrument tuner." I tried it on a mandolin, guitar, bass, cello, violin, viola and upright bass and it worked every time. Never tried a ukulele but I imagine it would work, it has a wide range. Also as well as the vibration tuner it does have a microphone tuner.
919661
Should be no problem if acoustic/electric uke. If you have to use a mic then might look at Passport mini, which has dedicated mic input.
1205439
Unless your acoustic guitar has a pickup and a plug-in, then no. Some have plug-ins and pickups and a little equalizer on them. Then, you might be able to use this with it.
1569981
It will work on any string instrument cause it picks up vibrations in the headstock however on an electric I would prolly want a tuner that plugs into it for accuracy.